Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-22

There is big business boom in
Mexico, with great rush of foreign
capital.
The Ohio wheat crop is estimated
at 40,400,000 bushels, a shortage of
6,210,000 bushels
Castle Garden authorities complain
that English thieves are coming to
this country IN large numbers.
The next convention of the Ameri.
can Bankers Association will be
held at Pittsburg on October 18th
and 18th.
Senator Evarts' eldest son, the Rev.
Prescott Evalts, and Miss. Conover oil
South Amboy, N. J., are to be mar.
rled on the 22d OF June.
A Pennsylvania dog has been left
the legacy of $500, the interest Of
which is to be used for his support
After his death the fund is to go to a
church.
Halifax, n s., laid plans for an
$4,000 celebration of the Queens Ju.
bilee The enthusiasm has died out
ami the Jubilee Committee has with.
irawn.
A fashionable New York lady
would not sit down to the table at d
dinner party until stuffed owl perch
ed ON a cabinet opposite her place had
been removed.
Complaints have been filed with tho
Interstate Commerce Commission
against the st. Paul Railroad of dis
criminating against small Touring
mills in Minnesota.
Ajax, considered the finest ST. Ber-
nard in the country, and owned by IA
young lady in Newark, died u few
days ago from "a disease contracted at
the New York dog show.
AT Newark, n. j :, the other day, a
young girl seized sneak tiiicf who
hid stolen "A bat from "a store, threw
lin on his back ANA held him there
until assistance arrived
The Canadian Senate has now ar
ranged With The Ottawa Citizen and
Free Press 10 have its debates pub.
lished, paying each journal IL hand.
some bonus for the privilege,
The temperance people of Missouri
City, Mo, bought up all the liquor
in the town and vicinity and had Il
grand mass meeting and bonfire, on
Saturday evening, June the 1ltb.
A fruit grower of Orlando, Fla ,
buried 1000 oranges on the 18Th of
January and kept them buried until
few days since, when he took them
up. They were found to be sound
ard juicy.
Railroad building has now begun
west of the NJ lssissippi in dead earn
est. The Italians expect five months
steady work, and will return to Italy
for the winter and live like pauper
princes.
II is reported that Deacon George
Waite Of Seymour, Ind, has been ex.
pelled from his church for declaring
that he believes the world is a million
years old, and that, as likely as not, it
will last for another million before
the Judgment Day.
An employer in Rhode Island fac.
tory low1 recently paid his employees
500 on Saturday in new bills secretly
marked. On the following Monday
S400 of these marked Eills were put
in bank by the saloon keepers of the
place.
Boston School Board officials have
posted notices in all the school build.
ings oi that city fnrhidding the chew.
ing of tobacco by the pupils They
have even posted the notice in the
Girls High School building, much to
the indignation of the young women.
The tax OH the passenger receipts
of railway corporations now yields
100000 annually to the Pennsylvania
State Treasury. The Supreme Court
of the United States, IN a recent de-
cision, holds tins tax to be unconstltu-
tional, and the companies Will here.
after refuse to pay it.
In the Philadelphia Railroad Com
mittee of Councils, John Nanamaker's
bid of $250,000 cash and $4,000 per
mile for the privilege of erecting an
elevated railroad, was beaten by an
offer of President Boxer of the North.